Ravalli News

The reach of newspapers and their online sites among young adults in Lee Enterprises markets has grown from 54 percent to 64 percent over the last year.

There's nothing like a hit-and-run accident to recoup your faith in humanity. That may be hard to believe, but it is exactly what happened for Hamilton's Michael Teeple and his wife, Barbara Stevenson, over the ...

Lewis and Clark County voters are being asked to make a $10 million investment in their surroundings this fall, and while tough economic times have impacted residents' wallets and Wall Street, supporters of the ...

Green Clay Smith arrives in Virginia City to assume his duties as Montana's second territorial governor.

Several western Montana counties are struggling financially, and in Ravalli Count the sheriff's department is looking for ways to do its job with less money.

The results of Tuesday's mail-ballot election involving Missoula Rural Fire District's request to permanently increase taxes for fire services proved even bleaker than the first time around.

As the federal government and environmental groups continue to fight over whether wolf populations have recovered enough to be removed from the endangered species list, the state is losing a fundraising ...

HELENA - Backers of an idea to let local cities charge their own taxes are hoping their plan gets attention during the next legislature.

The Montana Standard, like many other newspapers across the country, is restructuring its operation to become more economical and efficient in an effort to keep costs down for our readers.

Citing high fuel and newsprint prices and a softening in national advertising, The Billings Gazette announced Wednesday that it has laid off seven full-time and two part-time employees.

Even as Mountain Line expands its Missoula bus service Monday, general manager Steve Earle is looking for ways to pay for future growth.

HAMILTON - The Ravalli Republic has announced it has restructured its newsroom by adding a senior reporter and laying off three full-time and three part-time employees.

Greg Lemon grew up in La Grande, Oregon, and after college, moved to Missoula in 1998 to work with the Forest Service's Technology Center .

Send this Headwaters page to a friend or colleague: Extension of Rural Schools bill stalls in Congress Congress has yet to pass a reauthorization of the Secure Rural Schools and Community Self-determination ...

The Missoula Board of County Commissioners held a meeting Wednesday to take public comment on the proposed fiscal year 2009 budget - but mostly heard from a roomful of elderly people who pleaded with ...

Editor's note: Each Sunday, the Missoulian examines how the nation's economic downturn is affecting western Montanans.

Editor's note: Each Sunday, the Missoulian examines how the nation's economic downturn is affecting western Montanans.

Editor's note: Each Sunday, the Missoulian examines how the nation's economic downturn is affecting western Montanans.

Editor's note: Each Sunday, the Missoulian examines how the nation's economic downturn is affecting western Montanans.

Editor's note: Each Sunday, the Missoulian examines how the nation's economic downturn is affecting western Montanans.